Nutrition for sport and exercise (topic 16) Flashcards

1
Q

what are ways to monitor hydration status in athletes

A

urine color, and weight before and after exercise

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2
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what is energy balance

A

a close match between energy intake and energy expenditure of a person resulting in no or little change in body mass

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3
Q

explain the role of ATP in muscle contraction

A

Sliding filament theory
ATP -> ADP + P provides energy the myosin heads to move for muscle contraction

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4
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What is cell respiration?

A

the controlled release of energy in the form of ATP from organic compounds in cells

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5
Q

what is lypolysis?

A

the breakdown of lipids into fatty acids

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6
Q

where are triglycerides stored?

A

adipose tisse and skeletal muscles

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7
Q

where is glycogen store?

A

skeletal muscle and liver

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8
Q

what is anaerobic catabolism?

A

the breakdown of molecules (no oxygen)

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9
Q

what is aerobic catabolism?

A

oxidized chemical reactions that break down molecules, releases energy

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10
Q

100 g of protein produces how much energy?

A

1720 KJ

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11
Q

100 g of carbs produces how much energy?

A

1760 KJ

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12
Q

100 g of fat produces how much energy?

A

4000 KJ

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13
Q

What can be synthesized by the human body?

A

non-essential amino acids

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14
Q

Structure of a protein

A

CHON

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15
Q

What are the maconutrients?

A

Proteins, carbs, fat, water

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16
Q

function of carbs

A

main source of energy (broken down in glucose molecule

17
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function of fats

A

low intensity fuel source (broken down into fatty acids)

18
Q

function of proteins

A

build and repair muscle cells, providing nutrient transport

19
Q

What is a condensation reaction?

A

when 2 molecules combine with the loss of H2O (how polysaccarides form)

20
Q

what is a triglyceride?

A

1 glycerol, 3 fatty acids

21
Q

what is an unsaturated molecule?

A

double/triple bonds

22
Q

what is a saturated molecule?

A

single bonds

23
Q

structure of glucose molecule?

A

C6H12O6

24
Q

function of water

A

hydration, thermoregulation, needed fro biological rxns

25
Q

what component of the aerobic system produces the greatest number of ATP?

A

electron transport chain (34 ATP/glucose molecule)

26
Q

what is oxygen deficit?

A

difference between oxygen required and the actual oxygen consumed (warm up)

27
Q

What is oxygen debt?

A

even though the muscles have ceased to work, demand for oxygen remains